Sentence examples for cards primed from inspiring English sources

But with Britons needing to borrow more than they already do to buy a house or keep on shopping, we could be witnessing the construction of a house of cards primed for a fall.

Domestic bank transfers still take several days and the slow adoption of chip and pin technologies and NFC cards primed shoppers for the likes of Square and Apple Pay.

The shelves are stacked, the credit cards are primed, the queues are forming.

Airport retailers, knowing the flight schedules and shopping habits of travellers according to their boarding cards, are primed to receive them.

In taking hold of the Palestinian card, Prime Minister Erdogan has potentially positioned Turkey as the central interlocutor between the Islamic/Arab world and Israel and the West, and been rewarded with tumultuous demonstrations lauding him in Ankara and Istanbul.

Having a series of cards on prime time on CBS is a first in mixed martial arts television.

What is on the cards, the prime minister confirmed in December, is "replacing" the Human Rights Act with a "British bill of rights".

With further cuts to benefits on the cards, the Prime Minister says we need to have a system that works for the taxpayer too.

A new Metroid title could be on the cards – Metroid Prime developer Retro Studios has been making some positive noises on the matter.

26.T. Team, "Why Amazon Has Launched a New Credit Card for Prime Users," Forbes, Jan . 18 , 2017https://www.forbes.com.

Mrs. Webster, who is expected to be discharged from the hospital in a few days, will receive a sympathy card from Prime Minister Blair, the BBC reported.